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==Examples of Libel==

==Examples of Libel==

[[Answers in Genesis]], [[Living Waters]], [[Creation Ministries International]], the [[Institute for Creation Research]], [[Richard Fangrad]], [[Calvin Smith]], [[Ken Ham]], [[Ray Comfort]], [[the Bible]], the [[Creation Museum]], the [[Ark Encounter]], [[Got Questions Ministries]], and several others have all been libeled; with [[Wikipedia]] (and [[HuffPost]] and "Rational"Wiki) accusing Ham and his affiliates of pseudoscience, Media Bias/"Fact Check" accusing CMI, Fangrad, and Smith of the same thing, when in reality they are doing the exact opposite of pseudoscience. [[PewDiePie]] has been accused by "Rational"Wiki (quotation marks indicate not really) of encouraging his followers to hack printers to spread messages telling people to subscribe to him, when in reality the hacking started entirely without PewDiePie knowing that it happened.

[[Answers in Genesis]], [[Living Waters]], [[Creation Ministries International]], the [[Institute for Creation Research]], [[Richard Fangrad]], [[Calvin Smith]], [[Ken Ham]], [[Ray Comfort]], [[the Bible]], the [[Creation Museum]], the [[Ark Encounter]], [[Got Questions Ministries]], and several others have all been libeled; with [[Wikipedia]] (and [[HuffPost]] and "Rational"Wiki) accusing Ham and his affiliates of pseudoscience, [[Media Bias Fact Check|Media Bias/"Fact Check"]] accusing CMI, Fangrad, and Smith of the same thing, when in reality they are doing the exact opposite of pseudoscience. [[PewDiePie]] has been accused by "Rational"Wiki (quotation marks indicate not really) of encouraging his followers to hack printers to spread messages telling people to subscribe to him, when in reality the hacking started entirely without PewDiePie knowing that it happened.

== See also ==

== See also ==